everything on the forum about buyer's remorse was pretty old, so i started another thread...i'd like to see if anyone knows if i can dump an entire new phone & plan combo under "buyer's remorse."
i upgraded from a messaging phone & plan to a smartphone and plan. i'm displeased for a number of reasons, so i want to go back to my messaging phone/plan.
i'm still within 30 days of the new contract start date, but a quick answer would be appreciated.
AT&T offers customers a 30 day trial period of the AT&T network. You can cancel anytime within the 30 days. Cancellations after 3 days are liable for any usage charges and activation fees. Wireless handsets must be returned to the original point of purchase.
everything on the forum about buyer's remorse was pretty old, so i started another thread...i'd like to see if anyone knows if i can dump an entire new phone & plan combo under "buyer's remorse."
i upgraded from a messaging phone & plan to a smartphone and plan. i'm displeased for a number of reasons, so i want to go back to my messaging phone/plan.
i'm still within 30 days of the new contract start date, but a quick answer would be appreciated.
That might depend on the old plan. If it was a grandfathered unlimited plan, you might be hard pressed to get it back.
It has been my experience to call and ask. If they can't/won't help you, call back. If that still doesn't work, ask to speak to a supervisor.
thanks everyone...i get the gist that it's doable.
i have barely enough time to see how the new new data plans rock out, and i'm poised to downgrade to my old messaging plan...but i don't mind sayin' i really want to keep this 9810, tho it may get too costly to meet even my minimum needs.
since i travel (in short hops) as a lifestyle, whatever device & services i have is my only infrastructure. since budget is a real factor, i can't keep having my bottom line (unexpectedly) reduced a nickel here a nickel there.
i just got off of a 611 call, and yes i have until my next due-date to drop this phone & plan. but t-mobile doesn't cover my rural area, so i'm stuck.
ok, here's the plan. i really like the 9810 a lot...so i'm keeping it and minimalizing my services until i'm on the move next summer. when i get within range of wireless competition i'll pay the ETF and "good riddance" is what i say.
then i'll be able to cut this very groovy blackberry loose and enjoy everything it has to offer.